The iPhone 6s might not look very different from the iPhone 6, but it does offer battery improvements, and a better camera, especially if you are iPhone 5s and older.
when it comes to smartphones as we are constantly reminded. So when Apple launches its new iPhone 6s for Rs 62,000 and the iPhone 6s Plus at Rs 72,000, it is natural to hear a lot of complaining and reports pointing out that Apple correct its prices. Some are already predicting a price-drop.
Price-drop or not, Apple’s products carry with them an air of exclusivity and for those who are heavily invested into the Apple ecosystem, the idea of getting out is definitely not easy. I have been using an iPhone 5c for the last two years, which gave me very little to complaint in terms of general performance. While I didn’t upgrade when the iPhone 6 was launched, I decided to take the plunge with 6s this year.
So was it worth, burning all my money on a phone, when they are so many worthy Androids in the market? Based on the last one week, here’s my take.
Screen and 3D Touch: Unlike most people, I hate phablets. For my tiny hands, the 4-inch iPhone 5c was perfect, so it was natural that I would go with the iPhone 6s, not the bigger iPhone 6s Plus. The bigger screen of the iPhone 6s works well, be it in sunlight or out of it. The screen might not be full HD or 4K or Super AMOLED, but honestly it’s not a difference that has bothered me too much. As for the new 3D Touch feature, it takes a while to figure out. You need to make sure you press hard with some pressure and the app will respond with its Peek and Pop features. It’s also how you bring Live photos to life. When you try 3D Touch on an app that is not compatible, the screen gives a buzz, reminding you that there’s nothing here.
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